The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-10-22

your winter Sulta anu ONeicotta iOt hich VI"
boys. Thirty-Rve hundred suits and over
coats must be sold at striking prices and
are positively cheaper than elsewhere. Our
No. 2 assortment of suitings and oYercoat-
ings, made to order, was never larger nor
better than now. Our prices range from
$40 to &35 for an all-wool suit or overcoat,
made up in first-class style. Give us a call
-Sondheim's One Price Star Clothing
Hall, Mauch Chunk.
The fire season is Il hand, and IL seems
necessary to give warning to look after
the furnaces and hues that they may be
made safe in every way. Defective iues are
among the prominent causes of fires. This
is matter of record easily ascertained.
How far defective hues, bad furnaces and
impure sources Of air supply to heaters may
be responsible for III health in the family
be so clearly traced. but It is well to be on
the safe side by taking good care TO correct
all faults of this nature before the winter
sets in.
Arthur Good, colored, aged ninetesn.
was placed In Jail Wednesday at Easton to
await trial for an assault upon Mrs. Chris
tiana Muller, . respectable white woman,
aged sixty-oDe. He met Mrs. Muller In
dark portion Of the city, threw her to the
ground and tried to stihe her cries with his
hand, but was unsuccessful. The outery
brought assistance, and Good fed. Mrs.
Muller was badly bruised. Good says he
brushed against her, and did not assault
her.
--Dominick O'Donnell, of Summit Hill,
the Democratic candidate for county COM
missioner Is a man In whom the whole peo-
pie of Carbon county can place unbounded
confidence for the faithful, honest and
judicious discharge Of the duties connected
with the commissionership. Mr.. ODon-
nell is a Democrat of the Jeffersonian
stripe-intelligent and capable, and as such
will undoubtedly be elected by an over
whelming ma jority.
When a young man slts In the parlor
talking nonsense to his best girl, that's
capital. But when he has TO stay in of
evenings after there married, that's labor,
which finds its due reward in occasional
drives through our picturesque valleys in
one of David Ebbert's easy riding rigs.
Livery on North street.
Where to find the four large Planets on
the 31st of October. Venus rises at A. NJ.
On the 2Sth she can be seen in full day
light. Saburn rises half past ten. Mars at
"a min. past one. He is in the constellat-
ion Leo. Jupiter sets sets at five in the
evening.
A writer to an Allentown paper says
that he asked number of grown up boys
and girls of Lehighton where the Moravion
massacre took place and was surprised
that they knew nothing about the affair.
If such is the case a little home history
taught in public schools would not be out of
place.
Our townsman, Harrison Bower, the
Republican candidate for county treasurer,
is making lively canvass for that office.
He will poll large complimentary vote, SO
the other fellows will have to "hump
around" if they want to make q good show
ing.
For Sale.-A pair Of match (black) hor-
ses, aged seven and eight years, sixteen
hands high, weight. twenty-four hundred
pounds, horses In frstc class condition and
will be sold reasonable; apply to o. Christ
man. Fort Allen House, Weissport.
james Reese. George Shiffert and As
win Greiss were arrested In Seitholtzyille,
Lehigh county, Wednesday, by Detective
Smith, on the charge of inhiSing one Of
the wounds that caused William Burns
death.
The Lehlgh Valley horticultural As
socistion will hold its first grand floral ex-
hibition on Thursday. Nov. Sd, at 62 Broad
street, Bethlehem to continue three DAYS.
The premiums will aggregate 5000.
The price Of real estate is rapidly ad-
yancing in this borough. Lots which
brought one hundred to one hundred and
fifty dollars few years ago now sell fol
four and FIVE hundred.
-McCabe, the Wayne county murderer,
has been granted re-hearing. This will
necessite another respite as the time fol
his final "send or had been fixed fol
November 10th.
Ladies, a cake of Tulip soap costs ex'
actly the same sum that your husbands pay
for a dlbilitated cigar. Remind them oi
this bald-headed fact and bowling injus-
tice.
The P. o. S. Of A., at weissport; has .
membership of over ne hundred. The
camp is meeting with much success-new
members being added almost every meet
ing.
johnson Labar, of Stroudsburg, wa:
killed on the railroad at Stroudsburg, Wed
nesday. He left the engine to walk bach
over the cars, fell of, and was run over.
Let Ter go, Johnny! but first step Int
Sondheim's One Price Star Clothing Hall
Mauch Chunk, and get measured for hn'
suit and overcoat.
Ladies and misses Jackets and New
markets are cheaper at SoRdheim's On,
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk
than elsewhere.
The Improvements in this borough dur
ing the past spring and summer have ia
surpassed those of last year. Let the goo'
work 60 on.
William Moodhard, of Reading, wa
granted divorce from his wife, owing Il
the fact that she had two husbands living
Strong, good, honest, and low prices
suits for men and boys at SOndheim's On
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk,
Lewis Steigsrwalt. a veteran of tn
late war residing at weatherly has beei
granted pension.
The Monroe county teachers institut
will be held for one week commencin
Decenbe Goth.